Misha Schubert, CEO of Super Members Council recently met with Molly Benjamin of Ladies Finance club on her podcast, cutting through the jargon and confusion to give you a clear, honest look at what’s happening with super right now — and what you can do to protect what could be one of your biggest assets.

Here’s the reality: 1 in 4 working Australians aren’t being paid some or all of the super they’ve earned. That’s not a minor oversight. That’s your money — money you worked for — simply not landing in your account. And with major new payday super laws coming into effect on 1 July 2026, now is the moment to understand exactly what you’re entitled to.

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“Across this country there are one in four working Australians who are currently not being paid some or all of the Super they’ve it from their employer. So that’s a huge issue. 3.3 million Aussies missing out on a combined nearly $6 billion a year and that’s going to be costing people huge amounts by retirement. The really great news on that is that from the 1st of July 2026 this year, payday super laws are coming which is going to make a big difference to really tackle that unpaid super challenge. “

– Misha Schubert